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PAGE FOUR MEPFOTCD MATL TRTBUNE, MEPFOTID, OHEGOX, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1936. SOCIETY and CLUBS By Janet Wray Smith (Continued from Page One.) ington, It would bo extended In all probability to the eastern ports. McOrudy said his first move upon reaching San Francisco wmld be to oall a Joint conference or owners and unions. He expected to arrive there at 9:18 a. m. Saturday. SEATTLE, Oct. 9. (&) The coast guard patrol boat Morris pressed through the Gulf of Alaska todav toward the freighter Tonana at Dry Spruce bay, Kodlaic Island, thous- labor troubles aboard the cargo cargo Tassel were settled. District coast guard headquarters hero suld Instructions to the Morris were unchanged since It was ordered Tuesday to- Investigate difficulties which Capt. H. Bynlng of the Tan ana described as "mutiny." Official comment was. withheld, but Informed sources said It was highly Improbable the coast guard would act against members of the crew unless Captain Bynlng made formal charges. The Morris was expected, to roach tho Tanana late today. Special Communication ? Medford Lodge No. los, A. Friday evening. 7:30 p. m. Work In degree. O. O. HORNER; W. M. e. M. WILSON. Secy. Medford Lo T&X Sept. 9, 7:30 r r. O. degree TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY DUST PROOF, we ishlng rooms, with natural light, help us give you a good paint Job at Auto jsenuty onop, quo o. xvivu.-sld. ouND Koya In leather caw, on West 6th. Owner please call at Tribune ana psy zor aa. FEW nice tomatoes left, BOo per 100; yon pick. O. J. Logan, Stewart Ave LOST On Jscksonvllle-Buch high way, about 00 . -ln. yellow At: nnd cable and 23 ft. choker cable Reward. Call Coleman Hardware, Jacksonville. TOR SALE Hock fryers, pullet. Leg horn hens. 415 Maple Park Drive. WANTED Girl or woman, experi enced with housework and children. Phone 039 -W, or write Box 82a. Tribune. FOR RENT 6 -room furnished house 25 month. FOWLER fit UPP, 44 N. Riverside. TOR BALE Tokay and Rose Peru grapes, 3o lb. Hartley Ranch. Tel; 9-F-fi. LOST Black ripper purse with 110 bill In coin puree. Howard. Re turn to 113 Eiint 12th. WANTED One or two gentlemen to room and board. Excellent meais. Close In; reasonable. Qnrage. 232 S. Grape. 1 '". 4 Olive Warren and Louis Putman Wed . Of Interert to their many friends Is announcement of the wedding of Olive Warren, -daughter of Mrs. O. E. Stlnson, and Louis Putman, son or Mr. and Mrs. George F. Putman of Eagle Point. The ceremony was solemnized at the home of the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Strode, near Myrtle Creek at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. The ring cere mony was read by Rev. Taggert of Myrtle Creek before a fireplace banked with autumn flowers and fo liage combined with pastel tapers. The bride wore a drown suit with rust accessories and a corsage of gar denias. Her bridesmaids, the Misses Minnie and Florence Putman, slsterA of the groom, wore blue and greon crepe with corsages of rosebuds and lilies of the valley. William Strode was best man and Mnster Jerry War ren ring bearer. Guests were members of the Im mediate families and a few Intimate friends. A reception followed the ceremony. After a short honeymoon trip on the Oregon coast, Mr. and Mrs. Put man will make their homo here. He Is a resident of this city but has spent the past two years tn the Ha waiian islands, from which ' he re cently returned. - Mrs. Glenn Key Hostess Vest er clay Among hostesses this week was Mrs. Glenn J. Key, who Invited a number of friends for dessert luncheon nt her home yoaterday afternoon. Lunch eon covers were laid for 18, with bridge being played during the after noon. , Scoring honors during tho playing I went to Mrs. G. H. Owens, Mrs. Roy D: Craft and Mrs, Theodoro P. Contos. Mrs. H. T. Gentle assisted Mrs. Key In hostess duties. pocohonUis to On ii re Tonight Members of the Pocohontos lodge will entertain this evening with a dance at tha Hedmen hafi. This Is tho first affair of its kind for the fall season and Is attracting much Interest among members and friends. Dlckoy's orchestra is to piny. Making arrangements are Mrs. Wal ter Wilson. Mrs. Fred Purdln and Charles Dooms. Daughters of Nile Session Tomorrow Daughters of the NUe from ah land and Grants Pass will be guests of the Medford members tomorrow for regular session. Luncheon at the Hotel Medford at 12:30 o'clock Is to precede the afternoon session In the Masonic temple, which is scheduled for 2 o'clock. Katharine Woods, queen of the tem ple, who has been visiting In the north, Is to be present to preside at the session. This Is the second sched uled meeting of the fall season. Mrs. Melrlng; and Mother Oo North Among Medfordltes visiting out of town Is Mrs. Herman J. Melrlng, who left this morning by train for Fort land. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. W. H. Kay of Salem, who has spent the past fow days as guest of her daughter and son-in- law here. Mrs. Melrlng plans to vlrtt relatives and friends In the northern city for about ten days. Guest to Leave For Home Sunday Mrs. R. N. Day, who has been Medford visitor for tho past five weeks, will leave Sunday evening to return to her home In New Orleans, La. She has been the guest of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Reum. Mrs. Reum also plans to leave Sunday for the south, going to San Francisco where she will spend several days seeing friends, and shopping. Mrs. lllll Arrives ' ' For .Medford Visit Arriving from the south this morn ing was Mrs. Parwell Hill of Ross, Cal who will be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. Corning Kenly, She Is a sis ter of Mrs. Konly. . Mrs. Hill plans to remain about 10 days, and will be greeted by a num ber of valley friends. .... Mrs. Duller Home Following Vacation Returning to her home here yes terday was Mrs. J. H. Butler, who has spent the past three weeks vaca tioning In southern California. She spent the greater part of her time as the guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mis. Claude Thompson, In Los Angeles. Durnos Spending Week-end In North Among Medford residents out of town this week-end are Dr and Mrs Edwin R. Durno, who left by train last night for Portland. While there they plan to attend tho Oregon California football game tomorrow afternoon. Other Medford folk expected to at tend the game Include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porter. Eugene Guests to ' Return Tomorrow Mrs. Ernest Wyatt and Mrs. Edna Pearson, both 'of Eugene, will return to their homes tomorrow after a sev eral days' visit here. They havo been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Reynolds. . Mrs. Reynolds will accompany them on the return trip by motor, and plans a short stay In Eugene. Antles Away to Visit In East Leaving on the Shasta this morn ing were Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Antle who plan a vacation trip In the east. They will make stops In Iowa, Ohio, Illinois and numerous other spots, go ing as far as Michigan. They plan to be away about a month, making visits to several rela tives and friends en route. They will return by motor.' Miss Moore Is Home from Campus Roturntng home this week was Miss Marlon Moore, who has spent tho past two weeks visiting In Eugene. She was the guest of friends on the Unlvorslty of Oregon campus during the first two weeks of school. T TO PUMMEL PETE Gene Moore, colorful drop-kicking wrestler .who challenged Pete Belcas tro to a duel with boxing gloves and had the challenge accepted by the big Italian, Is taking his grudge battling seriously. Since he has not battled under Quecnsbury rules for some time, he has taken to carrying weights around In his bands, holding them at arm's length for several min utes at a time. "In boxing you use an entirely dif ferent sot of -muales than you do in wrestling," Moore said In explanation. "In wrestling you use the pulling muscles and In boxing you push. When I quit boxing to take up mat work my other muscles were devel- 1 FOR SALE Apples, Cornice and Beckel pears. Phone Mrs.. Walker, 314-Y. FOR SALE 3 rebuilt heating stoves. one wood range, bent buys In town. Wanted, to buy all kinds of Junk. Southern Ore. Junk Co, CONVALESCENT HOME, 153 Granite 8t., AM. land. O-r. "Good cheer, good care, good food" our slogan Mrs. W. M. Barber, proprietor. TRUCKS FOR HIRE Local and Long Distance Hauling, furniture moving and expert fur niture pnekttig service. NEW CON CRETE STORAGE WAREHOUSE a clean and fireproof building. New low rates now In effect. BAMSON. Transfer and Storage Of fice, 229 N. Riverside. Phone B33 DRY planer blocks, $4.46 load, from big mill. Order now while avail able. Central Point Wood Yard. Tel. 333. FOR SALE OR TRADE for Medford or Jacknon county property, large lot In residence section Klamath Falis Some Improvements; near grammar and hlRh schools. Write Box 031, Tribune. BANTAM Buff Cochin chickens. 25c. 1113 E. Main. Phone 1060. WANTED Lee Turk' Lived in Yreka throe years ao. Notify In formation of whereabouts to Box 639, Medford Tribune. Rt. 1, Box 212, Bunsct Ave. FOR RENT 3 -room furnished apart ment, lower floor. Phone 640 -R. FOR SALE Fine brood sow. Pho 355-R-l. PIANO FOR BALE Nice bungalow size, standard make. Small balance ; due. You take over contract for I cash or small monthly payment. Address. Mr. J. F. Smith, itiljtintrr i Cllne Piano Co., 101 1 8. W. Wash ington, Portland, Ore. PALMIAT AND CLAIRVOYANT Madam Avon, Palmist and Clair voyant, gives truthful advice on all affairs of life. Tells your pa.it. present, and future. If In douht as to what sUp to take, con milt Xlnrlnm Avnr) truuv iniiinrmn mm. be too late. Good nrfvlra In time. ! saves many worries and many dol lars. BntlsfACtlon guaranteed. Read- ' Ing daily; hours 10 ft. m to 0 p. m. Located at Rainbow Auto Camp, 1746 No. Riverside, Cabin 1. j FOR SALE Model T Ford coupe. 633 West 2nd St. FOR SALE! Burroughs adding ma chine. Phone 821 -J. THE KNIGHT PACKING COMPANY run iim more tomato. Columbus never found o nay to reach the profitable (ales of the East Indies which he nought, but It Is an easy mailer for you to discover the "Thrifty Aisles" of pharmacy supplies. The ol.les at JAR.MIN'H imiia STORK are lined with low priced values, sail Hunt down nnd illseorr the way to save on your everyday needs. I True Spiritualist Readings A Genuine Mystic If yoil neod holp or advice consult this gifted lndy. A Free rending with each Book purohnsed Don't fail to see Mad.-mie 413 East Main St. 2 quart WATER BOTTLE 19c Planning A Party? If you're planning pnrly over the weekend, remrmher to get the favor hen. COLD REMEDIES 32 oz. ORLIS Antiseptic 79c AH Q Complote Home (JQ U 0 Treatment for Colds OOC NORWICH NOSE DROPS 39c 35c Groves Bromo Quinine 24c f" Mnen (lilt -, 9UC ""i" v'n- Ing ranis 39c Double Berk fl.no value ..... 69c loo Poker Chips with holder. 91.00 value 49c leatherette llrlilse Swire Parts, fl.no till. 69c Mnrgarot Burnham 's Famous COTTAGE CANDIES 50 to $3.00 box From the Depths . of the Sea . . . are hmught the tlslp whose livers yield Hie alls that build resistance against Winter's Ills. Hetlnert anil purified . . , and sometimes concentrated 'into capsules . . they give the rod liver oil we feature. 50 HALIBUT OIL CAPS. 51 NYAL COD LIVER OIL 16 oz. 49 55c LADY ESTER CREAM 39c 35c POND CREAM . . 25c $1 Seventeen Face Powder 48c 10c Facial Soap rSX 5 bars 27c Nearly Turned Back sickness nearly caused a mutiny that drove Coliimlius hack tuiine. A modern doctor would have illai nosed It as scurvy nnd Riven prompt treatment. Frciiientl.v, your doctor Is alile lo avert serious sickness by treating early symp toms. Your doctor knows that Ills prescriptions mil he filled ac curately by our skilled pharmacists. 25c Rinso 18c 10c Lifebouy ... 5c 10c Toilet Tissue 3 for 13c '-. sW 50c ARMAND'S LIPSTICK 13c oped and I hd a tough time getting my pulling muscles in snspe. I've seen boxers lay out of the ring for only a few months and then have a night of bad luck because, they couldn't hold their dukes up for any length of time. I don't Intend fall ing Into that error if I can help my self," be said. Belcastro Is doing his training In Klamath Falls. Be Is not taking the coming match IJghtly and told Pro moter Mack LIUard that he Intends being In the pink when he clashes with Moore. Two wrestling bouts will open the card, Le Wolfe meeting Jimmy Goodrich, a new knave, in the middle event and Joe Hubka crossing arms with Billy Burns, Atlanta bumpkin, In the opener. We have sold the Trusty Lumber Co. to Ralph H. Train and will not be responsible for any bills contract ed by that company. J. H. TRUSTY JR., and T. M. TRUSTY. IN CITY SCHOOLS Reports on attendance In city schools at the end of the first four week period show an Increase of 78 studenta. concentrated principally In' the senior and Junior high schools, with Jackson and Lincoln schools showing a decrease. Present enrollments, compared with those at the same time last year, are u follows: High school, 70S and 653; Junior high, 884 and 881; Jackson, 501 and 309; Lincoln. 355 end 280; Roosevelt, 303 and 303; Washington, 303 and 384. City Superintendent Hedrlck's of fice stated that a gradual Inccease In registration Is expected throughout the year, although most students who did not enroll at the beginning of tne term because of employment outside are now attending classes. Reports ore not yet completed for county schools, according to C. R. Bowman, county school superintendent. Use Mall Tribune want ads. PICTURE FRAMING Hundreds of mouldings to select from in all widths and finishes. SWEM'S GIFTS When you want heat call Petroleum Heat & Burner Co. MONEy DOWN AS IOW AS 65. m WECK TtrtSfOtlft AUTO SUPPLY a f i r v i v n v service stores Riverside Si Ninth U. M. DEPARTMENT Ask for S & H Green Saving Stamps Added Savings for You McCall Patterns Sparkling New Merchandise for Fall and Winter Wear! mi FOR SPORTS designed by PRINTZESS Here's the smm topper you have always longed lot . . . "LUmahn ' is the new, soft, tufted fabric that is causing so much furor in the world of iports . . . Wear them for busi ness, sports, motoring and in town and you'll be fashion wise. Very reasonable $29.75 The early Fall season is the happiest shopping time of the year for both clerks and patrons. The new merchandise rolls in And is removed from the crisp wrappings and placed ready for showing. That is what is happening right now at the M M Department store. You will enjoy seeing the pretty new things and we invite you to this store tomorrow or any time most convenient for you. if ou will find much to interest you in the various departments. Frocks That Are First in the Hearts of Women New Fall Dresses in Sparkling Variety $4-95 $7.95 and i Tailored frocks with feminine accents, prints vibrant with color, frocks that are versions of smartness welcome your personal inspection and bid for your favor in this unusual showing of up-to-the-minute styles. To bo had in crepes, rough weaves, and printed materials. New Fall Millinery Smart Fall Showings $1.49 to $3.98 Rust, Wine, Green, Brown, Black, Xnvy anil lupsasc Tan. Botany Woolens Dress and Coat Fabrics New Fall Colors $1.49 $1.9532.95 Our Print Kiddie Cottons can take the tub S1.25 Felt Hats You'll Want to Wear Right Now Vor those In-bPtwecn 1 1 in en n ,urk tone Kelt Is Just ulmt roil want. Snap brim styles in an Interest ing color assortment. $1.50 to $3,95 Dress Shirts You Will Live In Work in and Dress in Desirable spring patterns as well as plenty of whites make up this nhonlns; of new shirts. Fine tailoring, fine quality, fine prtre. $1.29 to $1.65 Men's Fall Suits Pure wool .ulls, plain or inney harks. Suits for men in every walk of life. Snappy styles for Fall anil Winter wear. Yes your slie Is here. $16.95 to $22.50 M. 'M Bargain Basmnf STEP DOWN STAIRS - SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE! Men's Work Shoes Women's Wash Dresses $1.79 $1.98 $2.98 98c to $1.19 Better Shoes for Less Money Women's Wash Dresses in new patterns Many new styles to choose from. Children's Shoes 98c to $ 1 .49 " 7 Save on the family shoe bills. Every pair for less. Kayon Crepe Prints But now.. Or 1 ; .c9c yard Women's Shoes New Dark Shades and Patterns $1.00 tO $2.49 Children's Wash Dresseg B9 Every wanted style Kid Suede or Calf leathers. , Good serviceable shoes for little money. Cotton Wash Prints, yd. 10c liu NO Phone 520
